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What? No reference to the Forum? That's the best part! A recent article on it also just appeared, if anyone has the link it ought to be included as well.173.48.171.20 (talk) 13:12, 19 November 2013 (UTC)

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Lingua Franca

I am missing informations about the language blog Lingua Franca. For example, it is mentioned in the articles Geoffrey K. Pullum and Anne Curzan. – Gebu (talk) 15:17, 19 February 2021 (UTC)

Updating awards list

I recently joined the Chronicle and have been asked to update our Wikipedia page. Would it be possible to add additional awards to our awards list? I understand that I can't do it but wanted to put the request out there. Thank you so much! Maureen

Updated awards:

In 2018, senior reporter Michael Vasquez received a third place Headliner Award for Education Writing by an Individual or Team.

In 2018, senior writer Eric Hoover received a Eugene S. Pulliam National Journalism Writing Award for The Arc of Her Survival.

In 2018, The Chronicle Review, You’re Wrong, was an American Society of Magazine Editors Best Cover Contest finalist in the Brainiest category.

In 2018, Tom Bartlett and Nell Gluckman were winners of the SPJ Sigma Delta Chi Award in Investigative Journalism (National magazine) category for She Left Harvard. He Got to Stay.

In 2019, Vimal Patel, The Rift, Marc Parry The Trouble with ‘Ole Miss’, and Jack Stripling, Fear of a Black Campus each won Educational Writers Association awards in the Features (medium staff) category.

In 2019, Mike Vasquez and Dan Bauman were finalists for an Education Writers Association Eddie Prize award for How America’s College-Closure Crisis Leaves Families Devastated.

In 2020, Mike Vasquez was a finalist in the News (midsize newsroom) category for Georgia Universities’ Covid Crisis.

In 2021, Jack Stripling won an Education Writers Association award in the Investigative reporting category for The Biggest Mess. He also won an EWA award in the News reporting category for The Tenure Case of Nikole Hannah-Jones.

In 2021, Eric Hoover received the Eddie Prize from the Education Writers Association (recognizes the best journalism on the challenges low-income students face in getting into and completing college) for two features, Escaping Oblivion and The Most Onerous Form in College Admissions.

In 2021, Karin Fischer was an Education Writers Association award finalist in its public-service category for the audio-storytelling category for Fading Beacon, a collaboration with Sasha Aslanian of APM Reports.

In 2021, Eric Hoover won an SPJ Dateline Award (Washington, DC Pro chapter) in the Features (Magazine) category for The Test of Our Tests.

In 2021, Lindsay Ellis, Jack Stripling, and Dan Bauman were finalists in the SPJ Dateline Awards, Investigative Journalism (newsletter/trade publication) category, for The New Order: How Hyperpartisanship Warped Higher Education in America.

In 2022, Eric Hoover was a finalist for an Education Writers Association award in the Features (midsize newsroom) category for When You Can’t Make It On Your Own; The Redemption of Frederick Shegog; An Aspiring Doctor Dreamed of Spelman. But Could She Afford to Go?; Into the Unknown: One Undocumented Student’s Anxious Search for a College. Maryan1130 (talk) 15:46, 1 June 2023 (UTC)